Conflict and Cooperation of the American Indians and New Settlers

Define Conflict.

• Others are getting along with one another. 
• A serious disagreement. 
• When people are trading with one another. 
• When groups are cooperating with one another. 

What is the meaning of cooperation? 

• A serious disagreement. 
• A brutal slaughter of people. 
• The process of working together for a common end goal. 
• Trading between two groups of people. 

Which is an example of cooperation among the American Indians and the new settlers? 

• Trading Goods. 
• The French and Indian war. 
• A massacre. 
• The Powhatan War. 

Which is an example of a conflict among the American Indians and the new colonists? 

• Trading. 
• Teaching the colonists how to farm. 
• The French and Indian War. 
• Teaching each other new ways of doing things. 

Why were the Indians and new settlers able to cooperate with one another? 

• Both sides were gaining something from the other. 
• One side was out to gain something at the cost of the other side. 

Why did the American Indians and new settlers have conflict with one another? 

• One side was out to gain something at the cost of the other side. 
• Both sides were gaining something from the other. 

How did the interactions between the American Indians and new settlers lead to conflict among other American Indian tribes? 

• American Indians fought on the settlers side against other tribes. 
• Settlers forced American Indians off their lands, forcing them to other tribes' land, creating conflict.